rubik cube swindles\n- solving cube by touch with marked colors
- divining thought-of colors with cube ("can you see your color on this side?")
- mis-colored cube as practical joke\nkarl fulves\nmartin gardner
1981
octet Karl Fulves, Martin Gardner
Rubik Cube Swindles
- solving cube by touch with marked colors
- divining thought-of colors with cube ("can you see your color on this side?")
- mis-colored cube as practical joke
rubik con\nsuggestions without details:
- colorvision with mini rubik's cube
- colorvision with jumbled cube, a duplicate of configuration is drawn
- mini cube is solved under dice cup, suggestion of (partial) shell
- to force a color, either with counting procedure or loaded
- pop-up cube for production
- stage size cube that twists and person is produced
- coding information\nfather cyprian\ndark vision\njack kent tillar
1981
octet Father Cyprian
Rubik Con
suggestions without details:
- Colorvision with mini Rubik's Cube
- Colorvision with jumbled cube, a duplicate of configuration is drawn
- mini cube is solved under dice cup, suggestion of (partial) shell
- to force a color, either with counting procedure or loaded
- pop-up cube for production
- stage size cube that twists and person is produced
- coding information
cubelet\nsmall cube solved behind back apparently by memory, switch\ntony andruzzi\ncubelet\ntony andruzzi
1981
the compleat magick — volume iii Tony Andruzzi
Cubelet
small cube solved behind back apparently by memory, switch
rubik's cube shell\nthree-sided or five-sided shell, for solve underneath handkerchief or sliding it through tube\njim moore
1982
the magic of the cube Jim Moore
Rubik's Cube Shell
three-sided or five-sided shell, for solve underneath handkerchief or sliding it through tube
solving competition\nsolving cubes with spectators, performer wins, one cube is mixed by only five memorized moves\njim moore
1982
the magic of the cube Jim Moore
Solving Competition
solving cubes with spectators, performer wins, one cube is mixed by only five memorized moves
rubik's cube shell routine\nroutine in which spectator scrambles cube himself and it solves itself underneath cover and can be examined, with switch and shell\ndavid wood
1982
the magic of the cube David Wood
Rubik's Cube Shell Routine
routine in which spectator scrambles cube himself and it solves itself underneath cover and can be examined, with switch and shell
switch out - an instant assembly\nsmall rubik's cube solves itself in spectator's pocket or paper bag, switch\ngeorge schindler
1982
the magic of the cube George Schindler
Switch Out - An Instant Assembly
small Rubik's cube solves itself in spectator's pocket or paper bag, switch
flaming assembly\nsmall rubik's cube solves itself when covered in flash paper and ignited, switch\ngeorge schindler
1982
the magic of the cube George Schindler
Flaming Assembly
small Rubik's cube solves itself when covered in flash paper and ignited, switch
grand strategy\ncolor chip chosen by spectator, scrambled cube solved by performer blindfolded, first chosen color then rest, cube really brute-force solved\ndennis marks\ngrand strategy\ndennis marks
1982
the magic of the cube Dennis Marks
Grand Strategy
color chip chosen by spectator, scrambled cube solved by performer blindfolded, first chosen color then rest, cube really brute-force solved
instant assembly\nrubik's cube mixed by three spectators, performer solves it by tossing it in the air, stooge\nmeir yedid
1982
the magic of the cube Meir Yedid
Instant Assembly
Rubik's cube mixed by three spectators, performer solves it by tossing it in the air, stooge
my mind's a blank\ncube mixed by spectator, color chosen from color cards, a side almost changes to chosen color, then cube becomes all black in confetti shower\nkennedy smith
1982
rubik cubik magik Kennedy Smith
My Mind's a Blank
cube mixed by spectator, color chosen from color cards, a side almost changes to chosen color, then cube becomes all black in confetti shower
the rationalised rubik\ncube solves itself under newspaper cover, with lose cube spots on table as misdirection\nkennedy smith
1982
rubik cubik magik Kennedy Smith
The Rationalised Rubik
cube solves itself under newspaper cover, with lose cube spots on table as misdirection